Auburn Florida clash draws big Miami crowd in 1930s notes
Auburn hoped for third in the SEC after beating Florida in Miami football festival. Florida missing players Julian Lace and Robert Rickett due to injuries, while Auburn welcomed back tackle Ralphpack. Expected attendance over 10 000 with multiple key games across three state classics including Georgia Tech vs Georgia and Mississippi State vs Mississippi.
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Broadway and film highlights in weekend announcements
A dense listing of Cine Pros shows and stars including Ginger Rogers in In Person, Abbott and cameras in It Always Happened, and Broadway highlights with Paramount varieties. Features span Coronado with Jack Haley and Johnny Downs, Margaret Sullavan, Randolph Scott, Walter Connolly, and Barbara Stanwyck in Annie. Weekday and weekend schedules include The Case of the Missing Man, Too Tough To Kill, Buck Jones In Outlawed Can, and serials with a southern cast.
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Knox College Surges After Poor Season Turnaround
Knox College in Galesburg Illinois reports a dramatic rebound from a winless 1886 season to five victories, two losses, and two ties under coach Pete Reynolds. The team finished strong before Monmouth College halted title hopes by edging Knox 7 to 6. Reynolds stresses fundamentals, punting, tackling, and offense to capitalize on late chances. Knox losses next year will be only seniors with three reserves. fans anticipate a 1898 conference tilt. Genev a teachers await a public fund payout of 25846 dollars 7 cents for Alabama distribution preparations proceed.
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Mooney Ealles Engagement Bared Ozark News
Announcement from Ozark notes the engagement of Hugh Mooney of Opp to Miles Christine Ellie of Canton Alabama. Mooney has been a Daly County High School faculty member for three years. Date of the wedding is not yet set.
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Westward Rooting Jones and a Busy Strand Week
The page previews a Strand lineup with Jones in Rooting West and a slate of concurrent features across Sunday to Saturday. Including Regazar segments, Paul Munt’s Ds Bocrates, Alec comedy You Bring The Ducks with Irvin S Cobb, Cary Grant with Claude Rains in The Laat Out post, and more. Buck Jones Red Riders and The Great Air Mystery Chapter 1 with Williams and Rogers also noted.
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Danowski Shines For Glens In Pro Football Rise
Former Fordham star Ed Danowski, now with the New York Glens, has blossomed as a pro quarterback in the National League. At 200 pounds and 6 feet 1 inch, his strong passing touch has produced numerous completions, with his accuracy rising from college to professional play and earning him a feared reputation among defenses.
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Prominent 1930s Football Stars Highlight Norse Style Play
By Pap Horsemen notes Gig Ea was forced to adjust his style to ball juggling and hipper-dipper tricks. Danawahl shines as a kicker with quick kicks and long high punts, aiding a top passing attack from Danowsky to Burnett before injuries. Tony Saransky, a Fordham alum, shows promise as a hard, stellar rookie in this major league season.
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Hackney and Dugan Set for Legion Wrestling Bout
Hackney faces Ernie Dugan in the main bout of the American Legion wrestling show at the arena Monday night. Other matches include Don Cortex billed as the Spaniard versus George Hortag, and Hackney versus Bo Dagan in a 90 minute impromptu best two falls out of three. Promoters promise a warm arena if weather requires.
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Kitty League Expands to Eight Clubs for 1933 Circuit
The Kitty League plans to grow from six to eight clubs after a successful 1932 season. Jackson Tennessee, Lexington Tennessee, Union City Tennessee, Paducah Kentucky, Hopkinsville Kentucky, and Portageville Missouri formed the core, with Mayfield Kentucky added this week. Applications from Cairo Illinois, Cape Girardeau Missouri, and Metropolis Illinois are pending. A decision on the eightth club will be made January 5. The schedule will include 120 games from May 19 to September 12.
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Mississippi State Favored in Classic Clash I of 82 Years
In Oxford Mississippi, the Mississippi State team, boasting victories over Alabama and Army, faced Mississippi University in a highly anticipated annual clash. Coach Ed Walker led the favored squad though recent upsets left the outcome uncertain. Clear weather was expected as kickoff neared at 2 p.m.
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New Boss of Tigers Launches Cochrane Reign in Detroit
Detroit November 30 AP One time Detroit industrialist Walter O Briggs now at age 13 leads the Tigers as owner and director after years of effort. He plans a strong team with Cochrane, a famed player turned manager, to return Detroit to world honors.
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Tigers ready to clash with Tulane in decisive New Orleans clash
LSU Tigers travel to New Orleans hoping to clinch the Southeastern Conference title and earn a Sugar or Rose Bowl bid as they face Tulane Green Wave. Tulane enters as underdogs despite a strong home crowd as coach Ted Cox prepares his team for the high stakes showdown. advance ticket sales suggest a near capacity Tulane Stadium, about 32 000 seats, will be filled.
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Pro Football Title Winners and Classic Boxing Result
The Unsuciated Press summaries note Chicago Sears and New York Giants winning western and eastern titles in pro football. Three years earlier New Turk Giants released Waite Hoyt and Clarence Mitchell. Five years past Primo Car Mra defeated Paulino Uzeudun in a ten round decision before 26,000 in Barcelona.
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Texas Grid Duel May Send Victor Into Rose Bow
Fort Worth Nov 2 AP The Texas grid clash between unbeaten Southern Methodist and Texas Christian draws 35 000 fans as Southwestern Conference title and Rose Bowl bid hang on the result. TC led by Bobby Wilson and Trumen Spain faces injuries to Shuford and Wetsel while SMU relies on Sam Bauch and Darrell Lester for key plays.
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Service Classic Gathers 80000 at 36th Renewal
In Philadelphia on November 30 the Army Mule team meets Navy’s rugged manpower in the 26th renewal of the service spectacle at Franklin Field. Eighty thousand spectators are expected for a clash likely the closest in their rivalry, kickoff at 2:24 p.m. Dothan time. Weather fair with a light wind. Army leads series 2 to 13 with three ties. Navy aims to reverse the trend. City buzzed with visitors, hotels full, officials and dignitaries incl Postmaster General, Navy Secretary Swanson, and War Department brass anticipated.
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Warning Issued Over False Medical Association Solicitation
Alabama officials warn physicians and dentists about a person claiming to represent the Physicians and Dentists Health Association of Wilmington Delaware. The association is not qualified to do business in Alabama. A man named J G Abington is said to be soliciting from physicians and collecting 8 to 29 dollars without permission or authority from the association.
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County gains 31, ten against 23,882 for period this year
Report by Max B Foster of the wares department notes county figures through Nov 1 1844 with a rise of 31 in some metric and a comparison to 23 882 the previous year. The AP dateline Berlin November 3 references the period and figures in a clipped, early telegraph style.
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Football Devos At Final Rit u For 1935 Seal
New York reports end of 1935 football season with major games and expected outcomes. Crowds exceeded 80 thousand in Philadelphia for the Army versus Navy style spectacle. Regional showdowns across Texas Connecticut California and Florida feature Holy Cross Princeton Yale Dartmouth Rice Georgia Tech and other programs amid injuries and traditional rivalries. Military and college teams prepare for year end decisions as public interest remains high.
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